Figuring out what a multiple-authored text means is in principle no different from figuring out what a single-authored text means; both require the same "necessary construction" of an intention the words alone won't yield up. Nothing I have said here should be read as a retreat from my judgment that "Reading Law" is a wonderful book.
What was a "multiple somersault train"?, I once wondered.
What is a multiple of blintzes called?
Earlier this year, Will Hutton, executive vice-chairman of the Work Foundation and an Observer columnist, was appointed by the government to head a review into creating fairer public sector pay – and to what extent a multiple between top and bottom public sector pay, say 20 to 1, could help shape norms of private sector pay.
All of these recommendations are summarized with a checklist that itemizes what a researcher interested in a multiple levels of analysis theory needs to consider when focusing on bivariate correlations or multiple regression.
A pipeline refers to the data processes for what a pipeline always contain multiple feature conversion phases.
"It's one step in what will be a multiple step shift in companies like ours coming to scale and changing the ways that parts of the market work".
Waters writes, "What appears as a multiple level selection process (e.g., selection of the t-allele) to those who draw the conceptual divide [between environments] at the traditional level, appears to genic selectionists of Williams's style as several selection processes being carried out at the same level within different genetic environments" (1991, p. 571).
To objectively determine daytime sleepiness, researchers used what is called a multiple sleep latency test, which measures if and how long individuals take to fall asleep in a quiet environment with their eyes closed.
You are probably going to need to apply for what's called a multiple entry visa if you must take trips to Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan or other countries besides your home country while you are in China.
